2022: Two of the Best Available QB Prospects
Alex Christo
In this article:
I take a look at the two of the best QB prospects available in my eyes regardless of rank.
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<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="87823" first="Joey" last="Daniels"] </strong>5’11 185 – Mt. Lebanon
Daniels is our 82<sup>nd</sup> overall ranked player and the 5th ranked QB. Daniels led his team to a 15-0 record, including the 6A State Championship he won against Philly powerhouse St. Joe’s Prep. Daniels may not have the size or the strongest arm, but he is a proven winner at the highest level of competition in PA. On the season he went 112-for-189 (59.3%) a little over 2,100 yards with 31 touchdowns to 7 interceptions. Daniels really has never been recruited, which is kind of shocking. He does hold a PWO to an FCS school. I believe he could play at that level, but no doubt a D-II QB.
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<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="91474" first="Joey" last="Prentice"] </strong>6’1 200 – North Catholic
In my mind, I believe Prentice was one of the more underrated QB’s in the WPIAL. Prentice led his team to a 12-1 record unfortunately losing in the WPIAL 3A Championship game. He’s a tad undersized but shows a high, tight, quick release who can zip it. He looks to have a pretty decent arm as well. He is athletic that can make plays with his legs. On the season he completed 58.5% of his passes with just over 155 attempts. Prentice also threw for over 1,600 yards with 22 touchdowns and 8 interceptions. Prentice hasn’t been shown to be recruited by anyone. Teams who still looking to add a QB should really take a look at this kid. I believe Prentice could excel at the D-II level.
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